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The Sacramento Brief October 30, 2025 · The Sacramento Brief

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  Good morning. This is the Sacramento Brief, your
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  weekday roundup of overnight headlines and what's
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  ahead across the city. I'm Carol. It's Thursday,
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  October 30th, 2025. Let's get you caught up.
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  In news, Sacramento police say breakthrough in
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  a 26 -year -old cold case has led to an arrest.
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  Detectives identified 48 -year -old Emil Ogg
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  of Sacramento as a suspect in the 1999 killing
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  of 21 -year -old Alicia West on 27th Street.
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  Ogg is now booked at the Sacramento County Main
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  Jail on homicide -related charges. Investigators
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  say the arrest highlights their continued push
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  for justice in unsolved cases. Anyone with information
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  is urged to contact the Sacramento Police Department
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  or Crime Stoppers. A crash between a school bus
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  and a Toyota Tacoma in Del Paso Heights sent
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  eight juveniles to the hospital with minor injuries
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  yesterday afternoon. CHPs say the juvenile driver
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  of a Tacoma failed to stop at a sign at Belden
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  Street and Harris Avenue, colliding with the
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  bus and spinning into a nearby yard. Both vehicles
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  sustained major damage, but no serious injuries
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  were reported. In City Watch, as a heads up,
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  as we head into flu season, Sacramento County
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  Public Health is urging residents to get your
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  seasonal vaccinations. Vaccines are the best
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  defense against serious illness. You can find
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  a clinic or drop by a county flu clinic before
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  the end of October. And weather today will be
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  mostly sunny and with a high near 78. And getting
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  around town, starting Saturday, this Saturday,
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  November 1st, SACRT will temporarily suspend
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  the Blue Line train service between Marconi Arcade
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  and Cathedral Square for major construction on
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  the new Dos Rios station. A bus bridge will operate
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  in both directions connecting connecting all
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  impacted stations for 15 consecutive days through
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  Saturday, November 15th. Regular train service
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  resumes on November 16th and riders should plan
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  ahead for possible delays. In events, shake it
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  up for Fall Moss Taco Bar. Join their interactive
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  bartending class where you'll mix and sip your
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  way through two handcrafted spooky cocktails,
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  plus enjoy tacos, chips, and salsa. Costumes
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  are strongly encouraged, so bring your best Halloween
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  flair. Space is limited, so reserve your spot
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  now. Sacramento's Juneteenth Black Chef Collaborative
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  presents its annual healthy food cooking and
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  demonstration. Tonight at City Church, 3860 4th
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  Avenue, Chef Nicole Williams, the Vegan Soul
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  Lady, will serve up soulful classics with a plant
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  -based twist, complete with tastings, meal planning
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  tips, and nutritional insights. Admission is
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  $10, and it'll run from 5 .30 to 8 p .m. Boot
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  up R &B Halloween party featuring Q Parker from
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  112 tonight at Harlow's in Sacramento. Come dress
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  to impress and groove the night away with your
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  favorite R &B hits. That's all for today's Sacramento
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  Brief. You'll find the links to today's events
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  in the show notes. I'm Carol. Thank you for trusting
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  me with your morning. Be safe, stay sharp, and
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  I'll see you tomorrow.